5 Mar
2004
5 Mar
'04
10:43 a.m.
On Fri, 5 Mar 2004, Tony Duell wrote:
Ok, I thought I had this down from the last time you discussed it but some
stuff obviously didn't set in. Thanks for the clarification.
When you say
DA-15, do you mean a connector the same size as that of a
9-pin serial cable, or the next size up as on a typical Macintosh display?
DA = the one that's the same size as a Mac video connector (or PC
joystick port).
DE = the one that's the same size as a PC 9 pin serial port (FWIW, the following exist.
Normal High Density
DE9 DE15
DA15 DA26
DB25 DB44
DC37 DC62
DD50
The letters don't necessarily indicate a progression in size, which is
stupid. Who comes up with this crap?
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